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White and Nerdy
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: South of Charlotte N.C.
Posts: 14,923
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Craig, you'll notice the distance from the front wheel to the front A-pillar is about the same on all of those.
As is the angle of the B Pillar just behind the rear window.
It has to do with crash structure, when the front left or right take a partial block hit there needs to be a certain path/give to get a high rating.
There are many constraints that are tying the cars together in their dimensions and angles.
I like that Corvette met the new rules when they made the C7 by making something new instead of trying to stretch something old. The C7 is a better looking car than any of the three you linked.
Personally I'm just glad I am not responsible for trying to style the 911 in a modern environment.
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